Keiko / Reiko (played by Hitomi Shiraishi) is a protagonist in Tokyo Decameron.
Part of the ensemble cast featured in the second or third narrative strands. Her storyline contributes to the film's exploration of psychological tension, likely as one of the women at the remote cottage or the dancer pursuing vengeance. Mariko A (played by Kei Mizutani) is a protagonist in Tokyo Decameron.
The dominant figure in the first segment. She exerts control over the other Mariko, a dynamic rooted in bizarre and compulsive events from their shared youth. Mariko B (played by Marie Jinno) appears in Tokyo Decameron.
The younger woman in the first segment. Following a strange series of past events, she is forced into a subservient, enslaved role under the other Mariko. Kana (played by Hitoe Ootake) appears in Tokyo Decameron.
Member of the ensemble cast featured in the second or third segments. Plays a role in the remote cottage mystery or the revenge-driven plot, navigating themes of madness and sensuality.
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Characters
Keiko / Reiko
(played by Hitomi Shiraishi) — protagonist
Part of the ensemble cast featured in the second or third narrative strands. Her storyline contributes to the film's exploration of psychological tension, likely as one of the women at the remote cott...
Mariko A
(played by Kei Mizutani) — protagonist
The dominant figure in the first segment. She exerts control over the other Mariko, a dynamic rooted in bizarre and compulsive events from their shared youth.
Mariko B
(played by Marie Jinno) — supporting
The younger woman in the first segment. Following a strange series of past events, she is forced into a subservient, enslaved role under the other Mariko.
Kana
(played by Hitoe Ootake) — supporting
Member of the ensemble cast featured in the second or third segments. Plays a role in the remote cottage mystery or the revenge-driven plot, navigating themes of madness and sensuality.
Key Relationships
Mariko B → Keiko / Reiko
(Unknown Parallel Victim)
Keiko / Reiko → Mariko A
(Social Contemporary)
Keiko / Reiko → Kana
(Family Siblings)
Mariko A → Mariko B
(Power Master)
Story Analysis
An omnibus film exploring madness, sensuality, and vengeance through three interconnected Tokyo narratives.
Plot Progression
Shadows of the Marikos
Whispers in the Wilderness
The Dancer's Vengeance
Directed by Koichi Kobayashi
Tokyo Decameron (1996) · 2.5/10 · drama, horror, mystery
